Leaders: Sarah Taylor, Scientific Collections Manager, University of Connecticut, G.S. Torrey Herbarium; Elizabeth Kneiper, NEBS Curator of Cryptogams. This trip will focus on early spring herbaceous vascular plants, bryophytes and lichens. We’ll […]
Leader: Scott Bailey, US Forest Service, Retired Visit and explore the floodplain forests, oxbow wetlands, and a floodplain forest restoration project in the Maidstone Bends region at the junction of the […]
Leader: Neela de Zoysa, NEBS Councilor, Botanist, Instructor at Native Plant Trust Enjoy the wonderful vistas of the meandering Sudbury River at Weir Hill, Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge. The habitat is […]
Leaders: Erik Sechler, Ecologist/Ecological Programs Coordinator, Native Plant Trust; Ted Elliman, Botanist Botanical inventory and botanizing trip of Silverweed Seep, a rare calcareous riverside seep natural community with lots of unique and […]
August 1-2, 2026 Away Meeting in Rhode Island (In-person only) Please visit our Upcoming Meetings for details. This event requires registration. Event registration closed on July 15. Please reach out directly with […]
Leader: Eric Karlin, Professor of Plant Ecology (emeritus) Come explore the Sphagnum (peat moss) community of the Black Gum Swamp, where some 12 Sphagnum species reside. This excursion will serve as an introduction to the study […]
Leaders: Lisa Standley, NEBS Curator of Vascular Plants; Elizabeth Kneiper, NEBS Curator of Cryptogams. This trip will focus on late-season vascular plants (primarily, but not limited to the Asteraceae and graminoids), bryophytes and […]
This event has been rescheduled from 9/13/2026 to 9/20/2026 due to weather. Additionally, we will now be meeting at the Asa Gray Garden. Please note there are services at the […]
“Emily Dickinson: The Poet as Botanist” Presented by Peter Grima Hybrid at Harvard University, Cambridge, MA and over Zoom Non-members, please register here Register for free-parking at Harvard here Please visit our Meetings […]
"The Importance and Conservation Potential of Forests in Cities" Presented by Dr. Lea Johnson Hybrid at Harvard University, Cambridge, MA and over Zoom Non-members, please register here Register for free parking […]
Day 1: "The Unexpected Coastal Plain Biodiversity Hotspot" Presented by Dr. Reed F. Noss, Conservation Science Coordinator, University of Florida Center for Landscape Conservation Planning Hybrid at MassWildlife, Westborough, MA and […]
Day 2: Field Trip to Parker River National Wildlife Refuge. Please visit our Meetings page for details.
